Abstract: The present invention relates to a nail polish remover with excellent solvency and reduced environmental impact for use with artificial nails. Specifically, the nail polish remover contains methyl acetate, a glycol ether coupling agent, and a novel stabilizer. Further, the nail polish remover meets or exceeds contemporary regulations regarding air quality.
Abstract: A liquid oral composition for loosening and removing accumulated plaque deposits on dental surfaces which has a slightly acidic pH of about 5.0 to less than 7.0 and is stable when stored at 7°-40° C. for prolonged periods. The composition contains 0.15-0.25 wt. % sodium benzoate, 0.025-0.65 wt. % sodium lauryl sulfate and 0.005-0.015 wt. % tetrasodium pyrophosphate as active ingredients.
Abstract: A nail polish remover base comprising less than 79% acetone or less than 81% ethyl acetate combined with water or a mixture of a water and ethanol to produce a 100% by weight of the base. The base can be combined with vegetable or animal protein, perfumes, surfactants and coloring agents to produce a final nail polish remover.
Abstract: A nail polish remover having an acetone or ethyl acelate-ethanol base and a hydrolyzed soy protein and surfactant combination as an additive to inhibit the dehydrating charactertistics of the remover on the nails and skin of the user.